EB-06 Complete Guide: East Blue Release Dates, Price and Contents

This EB-06 (EB06) guide covers EXTRA BOOSTER -EAST BLUE- [EB-06], the sixth Extra Booster of the ONE PIECE Card Game. The Japanese edition releases on January 30, 2027 at 240 yen per pack. Each pack holds 6 cards from 67+1 card types, and the theme is the East Blue.

Updated November 9, 2026

What Are the Key Facts for EB-06 East Blue?

EB-06 is a Japanese-edition Extra Booster named EAST BLUE, released on January 30, 2027, with 6 kartu per pack and 67+1 card types. The table below collects the facts the official ONE PIECE Card Game pages publish, with the page each one comes from.

Two things in the table are worth reading closely. First, the Japanese page lists the price per pack. Second, the “67+1” figure is how Bandai writes the card-type count for this set. The same page describes the cards as randomly inserted into packs.

What Is EB-06 in the ONE PIECE Card Game?

EB-06 is the sixth Extra Booster in the ONE PIECE Card Game, and its theme is the East Blue. The official English page calls it “the 6th Extra Booster” and says it features many beloved characters from the early days. The Japanese page uses the same idea, saying many nostalgic characters appear.

The set code uses the EB prefix. The EB-06 set is made of 67+1 card types, while the booster OP-19 that follows it is listed at 126+1 types. The two figures give you a direct way to compare the size of the two card lists.

The theme matters for collectors. The official line about “beloved characters from the early days” is the focus Bandai states for the set, and the Japanese page’s word “nostalgic” is the only other description of the card pool given so far.

If you want the same information in a shorter release-date format, we also have a separate article on the EB-06 release date, price and details, and one covering the Japanese release date, pack price and contents. This guide goes wider: it puts EB-06 next to its regional dates, its neighbouring releases and earlier sets.

While you wait for EB-06, a different Extra Booster is available now: EB-05 Heroines Edition vol.2 Japanese One Piece Booster Box. It is a separate set and does not contain EB-06 cards.

When Is the EB-06 Release Date in Japan and in English?

The Japanese edition of EB-06 releases on January 30, 2027, and the English edition releases on January 29, 2027 in North America and Europe, and on January 30, 2027 in Asia-English regions. Each date comes from a different official ONE PIECE Card Game site, so the table lists them side by side.

The English NA/EU date is one day before the Japanese date, and the Asia-English date is the same day as the Japanese one. A later section compares this with EB-03, OP-13 and OP-16.

For anyone planning around the Japanese edition, the key date is January 30, 2027, a Saturday. Each official page lists the date for its own region, so use the page that matches the edition you want.

Both the Japanese and English pages carry a warning that product details may change and that images or illustrations may differ from the final product. Treat the dates above as the official schedule today, and check the official page again closer to launch.

How Much Does an EB-06 Pack Cost?

A Japanese EB-06 pack costs 240 yen including tax, and the English edition has an MSRP of USD $4.99 per pack. Both figures are per-pack prices, and each sits on its own official page.

The Japanese 240 yen price is the same per-pack price listed for the next booster, OP-19, which is also 240 yen including tax. So an EB-06 pack and an OP-19 pack carry the same listed Japanese price.

Do not convert 240 yen into dollars and compare it with $4.99 as if they were the same listing. The yen price is the Japanese-edition price on the Japanese page. The dollar MSRP is the figure on the English page for the NA/EU release. Read each against its own edition.

Payment for our own orders is in Japanese yen, as the payment methods page states. The section on shipping and payment below summarizes that page.

What Is Inside an EB-06 Pack and How Many Cards Are in the Set?

An EB-06 pack holds 6 cards, and the whole set has 67+1 card types. The Jepang and Asia-English pages give the 6-card pack figure, and all three official pages, including the English NA/EU page, give 67+1 types.

The pack size is identical for both sets, but the size of the card list is not. EB-06 has 67+1 types and OP-19 has 126+1. If you chase a complete set, EB-06 has the shorter list to cover.

The English pages add a warning that applies to completion goals. Because of the nature of the product, multiples of one card may appear, and it may be difficult to assemble a full set. The pages say this plainly, so plan for duplicates if you open packs to complete the list.

The “+1” in “67+1” is part of how the official pages write the count, and they do not break down what the “+1” is. Use the plain figure the pages give: 67+1 types in total.

Another official note: cards are tournament legal from the pre-release date in your region. That line appears on the English page, and the tournament section below covers it.

Which Cards Are in EB-06?

The official pages name no individual EB-06 cards so far; they say only that many beloved characters from the early days are featured. The Japanese page says many nostalgic characters appear, and the English and Asia-English pages repeat the early-days line.

So the confirmed card information for the set is the theme, the 67+1 card-type count and the 6-card pack. This guide names no individual cards, card numbers or rarities.

The set is built around the East Blue theme, and Bandai’s description centres on beloved characters from the early days. If you collect that part of the series, that official description is the reason to follow this set.

The official English page also states that the illustration may differ from the final product and that product details may change.

What Releases Around EB-06 on the Official Calendar?

OP-19 releases four weeks after EB-06 in Japan, on February 27, 2027, and the official EB-06 page also lists PEB-01, ST-37 and ST-38 as related products. The table shows what each official page says.

The OP-19 page lists EB-06 in return as a related booster, so the two pages point to each other.

Only EB-06 and OP-19 have dates in the sources used here, so this guide gives no dates for the others. For more detail on them, see our articles on OP-19 and Premium Extra Booster PEB-01.

How Does EB-06 Compare With Earlier Japanese and English Release Gaps?

For EB-06 the English NA/EU release comes a day before the Japanese one, while EB-03, OP-13 and OP-16 all reached English readers after Japan. The table uses the dates from our earlier release-date articles.

The gaps run from nearly four months for EB-03, to about eleven weeks for OP-13, to under two weeks for OP-16, and then to a day earlier for EB-06 in NA/EU. For a reader, the practical point is that the published EB-06 dates for Japanese and English editions fall within a day of each other, so the choice between them comes down to which edition you want.

Choose the Japanese edition if you want the Japanese edition and the 240 yen pack. Choose the English edition if you play in a region served by the English release and want the $4.99 MSRP packs.

Is EB-06 Tournament Legal and Which Rules Apply?

EB-06 cards are tournament legal from the pre-release date in your region, according to the official English page. The page ties legality to the pre-release date, not to the general release date.

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That wording is the rule to follow: legality starts on your region’s pre-release date. If you play, check that date with your local organizer before you register a deck that uses EB-06 cards.

The product pages also remind buyers that the cards are inserted at random and that duplicates can appear. For a competitive player, that means the number of packs needed to cover the cards you want is a matter of chance.

Which Related Sets Can You Buy Today While You Wait?

You can buy EB-05, EB-04 and EB-03 Japanese booster boxes today; they are earlier Extra Boosters, not EB-06. Each set has a regular box and a damaged-box listing.

The EB-05 Heroines Edition vol.2 box is a sealed Japanese extra booster box, and each box contains 24 packs with 6 kartu per pack. The 6-card pack size matches EB-06, but EB-05 is a separate set with its own cards.

A damaged-box listing is an unopened product with cosmetic damage to the outer box and/or its outer wrap. The listing says the photos are samples and that the item is sold as-is under the damaged-item terms. If you care about the outer box condition, pick the regular listing.

Our earlier guides are also useful context while you wait. The OP-13 complete guide and the OP-16 complete guide show how we cover a Japanese set once its cards are public.

How Do Shipping and Payment Work for the Sets You Can Buy Now?

Orders ship by FedEx with a tracking number, and most orders are processed and shipped within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment has cleared. Our shipping policy gives these details for the sets in the previous section.

The policy also says that delivery dates shown on the website, at checkout or in carrier tools are estimates. They do not include handling time, weekends, Japanese national holidays, customs processing, carrier congestion or weather.

Payment is in Japanese yen. The payment methods page lists Wise bank transfer, PayPal, and credit or debit cards through PayPal. A 5% payment processing fee applies to PayPal and card payments, and Wise bank transfer is the only method without it. Visa, Mastercard, American Express and JCB are the card brands listed, and which of them you see depends on PayPal, your country and your card.

If you pay by Wise without uploading a screenshot, the order is cancelled automatically if payment has not arrived within 12 hours. With a screenshot, you have 5 days to upload it. Read the full page before you pay by bank transfer, because SWIFT transfers carry a JPY 611 receiving fee that you add to the order total.

Should You Plan Around EB-06 or OP-19 First?

Plan around EB-06 first if the East Blue theme matters to you, because it releases on January 30, 2027, four weeks before OP-19 on February 27, 2027. The order is fixed by the official Japanese dates, so you can budget the two in sequence.

Here is a plain way to decide:

• You collect early-story characters: EB-06 is the set Bandai describes with that focus. Plan for it first.
• You want a complete set: EB-06 has 67+1 types and OP-19 has 126+1. The smaller list is easier to cover, though the official pages warn that duplicates can appear and a full set may be hard to assemble.
• You want the next booster: OP-19 follows EB-06 in Japan. Our OP-19 article covers it.
• You want something today: the EB-05, EB-04 and EB-03 boxes in the table above are available now.

The official pages are the source to trust for any change. Both the Japanese and English EB-06 pages say specifications or details may change, so check them again near launch.

What Should You Check Before Buying Any Japanese Edition Set?

Check the edition, the set code and the release date on the official page before you buy anything. The Japanese, English NA/EU and Asia-English pages each list their own date, and the Japanese and English pages list their own pack price.

For EB-06 that means three checks:

1. Edition: Japanese (January 30, 2027) or English (January 29 in NA/EU, January 30 in Asia).
2. Pack price: 240 yen including tax for Japanese, $4.99 MSRP for English NA/EU.
3. Set code: EB-06, the sixth Extra Booster. Do not confuse it with EB-05, EB-04 or EB-03, which are earlier extra boosters.

The official pages for all three editions are the starting points, and our EB-06 release date, price and details article tracks the same facts in a shorter format.

Where Do You Go Next After This EB-06 Guide?

Go to the official EB-06 page for your region for any change to dates or specifications, then to the related articles below for the neighbouring releases. The Japanese page is here, the English page is here, and the Asia-English page is here.

Related reading from our site: EB-06 EAST BLUE: Japanese release date, pack price and contents, OP-19 release date, price and details, Premium Extra Booster PEB-01 and EB-03 release dates. For sets available now, start with the EB-04 Egghead Crisis booster box (pembaruan: stok habis — minta restock via Quick Order) or the EB-03 Heroines Edition booster box (pembaruan: stok habis — minta restock via Quick Order).

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